The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1911, Page 8

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The Great Paris Artistes i (Two of whom are shown on this page) Recognizing this House as the Center. . 2S =T=— i — —— SS of Fashions in America _— 3 Have prepared their finest exclusive << models for Ss ~— |Our Jubilee Exhibition Photograph of Madame Feat director of the Masson Paquin 7 | 0 S S| r aw . @ 3 ” 6) . 0. | ; & as, 4 \' The largest authentic collection to co * out of Paris this ‘ season. To be presented tomorrow and following days of (i the week =a oe SS NS . =~ in the Costume Salons and Audi- torium of the Wanamaker Store The presentation in the Auditorium at 10:30 and 2:30 is reserved for women Kindly take seats in the Gallery No cards required Construction of a gown which is _ being draped on one of his manneg' NOTE — Records of the United States Customs, 1 recently compiled, show that our New York Store \} alone has Bee duty this season on 2288 separate pieces i of outer wearing apparel exclusive of lingerie and sinall pieces which we import in quantity lots. JOHN WANAMAKER 1 Formeriy 4 T. Stewart & Co., Broudway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street Monee ype pees e ~~ is] UuLNS | CREDIT $100 Werth, 81 90 Dews, #1 00a Week B : 3.00 1.50 H Tomorrow's Weather Fate and silghtiy warmer. Second Week of The Wanamaker Jubilee | Continuing in Appreciation of a Half-century’s Unexampled Public Patronage, the Special Offerings of Merchandise at Prices which Represent Actual Cost of Production, or Close to It Tomorrow’s Offerings Tomorrow Lot No. 24 The SilK Store’s | One Big Offering | for the Month | 42-inch Imperial Satin Comtesse 15,856 Yards in 41 Shades | $1.25 Instead of $3.50 Yard | We Could Sell Every Yard of this Fabric at this Price Without Advertising It. | Dealers have besieged us to let them have large lots of it at the Jubilee price. One big jobber is selling the same fabric at $1.90. We ourselves have sold it at $3.50 | yard, though 2 inches wider and we have never seen it lower than $3. This fabric is 42 inches wide, of soft satin face, with fine wool back, in 41 new | and favored shades. Coronation purples and reds, emerald green, browns, tans, navy, copenhagen, plum, prunellas and so on. Also black and white. | 15,856 yards only at the Jubilee price—$1.25 yard. | Rotunda, Main floor, ond Building. (LOT No. 25-Women’s Undermuslins /1600 Nightgowns 85c, instead of $1.50 $2, instead of $2.50 to $4.50) $1, instead of $1.50 and $1.75 $3.75, instead of $6 to $9 Fresh, new selected styles, specially purchased for this Jubilee offering. And a few long- sleeved cambric gowns. Sheer nainsook trimmed with imported laces and embroideries, run | with soft ribbon. 1100 Combination Suits | $1, instead of $1.50 $1.50, instead of $2.50 | The combinations, corset cover and drawers, or short skirt, standard cut, smooth fitting, | are of nainsook, prettily trimmed. Messaline Princess Slips, $3.85, instead of $5.75 Lecce trimmed neck and arm holes, pleated flounce. In pink, blue, lavender, black or white juilding. Third floor, Old Bi LOT No. 26-Silver Pencils 300 Sterling Silver Pencils at 35c Each Usual Price, 75c Main floor, Old Building, LOT No. 27--Office Chairs at Half Price 786 Chairs, in 58 Styles Worth $10,500 to Sell for $5,250 This offering is made possible only through the co-operation of the manufacturer of the best grade of office chairs in America, We cannot expect so exceptional an opportunity to come our way again. At least, not for fifty years. The collection includes revolving chairs, arm and side chairs, and a few settees, well built out of quartered white oak and solid Cuban mahogany. Each one attractive and comfortable, properly a and durably finished. Jubilee price-range, $3.50 to $10. Directly on Seventh Gallery, New Building, eran VWANAMAKER Formerly A. T. - Btewart & Co., Broadway: Fourth As Avenue, Blghth to Tenth Street ONARCH " FURNITURE CO WE TRUST YOU FURNITURE Rugs, Carpets, Bedding $1.00 DOWN Opens an Ascou! nt k About Our New upent. (CREDIT, Sy Stem, FURNITURE If you have ever walked the streets ins search of a suitable boarding place, You Keow How 418, The average person does not like to enter a strange house and make In- { quiries about rooms, board, prices, &c, One wants to have at least a fair idea what he may expect when he makes | such inquiries | THAT'S WHY SO FEW PEOPLE RE- | SPOND TO “FURNISHED ROOM” and SUNDAY WORLD'S “BOARDERS WANTED” SIGNS ON THE “TO LET” ADS. FRONTS OF HOUSES. Simplify Home-seeking by saving tims temper and er $100 or Overtof $80.00 or over : cnisted Complete? Q9* 98 A e Furnished ComprereB9- 98 Ladies’ or Men's 7 They prefer to read World Ads, and lothing up to 31.00 D get all such Information at a glance, And That's Why World " - “Burnished Room’ and } t “Boarders. Wanted’ Ads., Are So Effective. ‘25.00